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Dutch ports are among the most technologically advanced and environmentally friendly logistics hubs in Europe. In recent years, they have significantly accelerated investments in onshore power supply (shore power / OPS) and smart energy systems, with the wide...
The latest supplementary expert analysis on the Combined Transport Directive provides a rarely seen, comprehensive overview of the condition of intermodal infrastructure in the European Union. The report, based on an extensive dataset and multiple case studies,...
The first container train from Chongqing to Budapest was dispatched on 30 November 2025 as part of the launch of regular freight services from this major Chinese industrial hub to Europe. The new service will be the second one following the establishment of regular...
The Kovel Porto industrial park in Ukraine has reached a key stage in its infrastructure development—the construction of a 4.5 km dual-gauge railway line (1435/1520 mm), connecting the investment area directly to the Kovel station, one of the region’s most important...
Together with H2Tainer, Innofreight and voestalpine Tubulars are bringing to market a container for hydrogen transport that is of great importance for the production of green steel. The H2Tainer was officially presented for the first time in Kindberg as part of a...
The Government of Kazakhstan has reviewed measures aimed at developing the country’s transit potential, increasing transport efficiency, and digitizing procedures. Currently, five international railway corridors pass through Kazakhstan’s territory: the Trans-Caspian...
The China–SCO (Shanghai Cooperation Organisation) Demonstration Zone for Local Economic and Trade Cooperation has recorded a significant increase in the volume of cargo shipments in recent months. This trend is driven not only by intensifying trade within the SCO...
Xi’an, 18–19 November 2025 – Held under the theme “Connecting Asia and Europe for a Shared Future,” the 2nd China–Europe International Railway Forum took place in Xi’an, China. The event gathered around 450 representatives of governments, transport companies, and the...
The Port of Zeebrugge Demonstrates Its Strength Once Again on the European Maritime Logistics Stage In recent months, the Zeebrugge terminal has welcomed two gigantic container ships, setting new draft records and confirming the port's role as one of the most...
Cargo throughput at the Port of Hamburg remained stable and solid after the third quarter of 2025. While container traffic to and from the United States continued to decline, the Asian and European trade regions maintained positive momentum. Seaborne cargo throughput...
Polish State Railways (PLK S.A.) and the Port of Gdańsk Authority S.A. have signed an agreement on expanding the access infrastructure to the deep-water cargo terminals of the Port of Gdańsk located on Stogi Island. The planned investment is strategic for the...
The European Commission announced the signing of agreements for the financing of transport infrastructure in Poland, Slovakia, Romania, Ukraine, and Moldova. In July 2025, it was announced that grants worth €2.8 billion from the Connecting Europe Facility (CEF) would...